808 Club is one of the best-known modern nightclubs on Walking Street — opened in 2014, billed as “First Class Clubbing”, and still very much trading. You reach it up escalators under a big sign, onto the first floor above the Candy Shop Bar, where a lounge bar and outdoor terrace look out over the strip before you step into the main room.
The vibe
Inside is a spacious, multi-level dance floor built around a big sound system and heavy laser-and-light production. The music leans hip-hop, R&B and trap alongside EDM and house, and the club has a track record of booking big international DJs (names like DJ Snake have played here) on top of its residents. It’s a young, high-energy, party-focused venue — come for the sound and the show, not for a quiet drink. The terrace is the nice touch: an easy warm-up spot with a view over the Walking Street crowds.
What it’s known for
- A strong hip-hop / R&B / EDM identity under the “First Class Clubbing” banner.
- Big-name DJ events alongside resident nights.
- A first-floor terrace overlooking Walking Street.
- Usually free entry, central and easy to drop into on a crawl.
Good to know
- It’s quiet early — the floor fills after midnight, then runs late.
- Entry is usually free, but a cover up to ~฿500 can apply for headline events; bottle service ~฿2,500–4,500.
- Check who’s playing — the vibe swings with the night’s event.
- Watch your tab and belongings, and use Grab to get home in the small hours.
Honest verdict
808 is a slick, sound-focused party club with a genuine hip-hop/EDM identity, a rare Walking Street terrace and a habit of landing big-name DJs. The honest trade-offs are the standard superclub ones — dead early, loud and packed late, and priced for a club at the bar and tables — plus a vibe that varies by event, so it pays to check the line-up. Turn up late, start on the terrace, and it’s one of the strongest dance-music nights on the strip. For a bigger three-floor spectacle, Insomnia is nearby; for two music rooms, so is Mixx.
Before you go
- No wheelchair-accessible entrance is shown on Google Maps
Recorded facts, FAQs & qualifications
Recorded short hours
Daily · 20:00–04:00
Nightly, roughly 21:00/22:00 until late (busiest after midnight) — confirm current nights
Full overview
808 Club is one of the best-known modern nightclubs on Walking Street, and it's still trading. Opened in 2014 and billing itself as 'First Class Clubbing', it sits on the first floor above the Candy Shop Bar — reached by escalators under a big sign — with a lounge bar and outdoor terrace overlooking the strip, then a spacious multi-level dance floor inside built around a serious sound system and heavy laser-and-light production. The music leans hip-hop, R&B and trap alongside EDM and house, and over the years the club has hosted big international names (the likes of DJ Snake have played here) on top of its resident line-up. Entry is usually free, though a cover of up to around ฿500 can apply for special events or headline DJs, and bottle service runs roughly ฿2,500–4,500. Like the rest of Walking Street it opens in the evening but only fills after midnight, then runs late. It's a young, high-energy, party-focused venue rather than a quiet lounge — come for the sound, the terrace views over Walking Street and the occasional big-name booking. Standard big-club caveats apply: quiet early, drinks and tables priced for a club, and worth checking who's on the decks, since the vibe swings with the night's event.
More at-a-glance details
- Known for
- EDM and open-format DJ sets · Hip-hop and R&B nights
On site
Facilities
- Main nightclub room (S2)
- DJ stage (S2)
- Dance floor (S2)
- VIP table service (S3)
- Open-air shisha lounge (S3)
- Walking Street entrance (S1)
- Air-conditioned club room (S3)
- Nightly security at the entrance (S4)
Listing details
- Area
- south-pattaya
- Type
- club
- Hours
- Nightly, roughly 21:00/22:00 until late (busiest after midnight) — confirm current nights
- Entry
- Entry usually free; a cover up to ~฿500 can apply for special events/big-name DJs; bottle service ~฿2,500–4,500 — confirm on the door
- Website
- 808pattaya.com
- Updated
- July 2026
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Record highlights
- Strong hip-hop, R&B and EDM focus with a big sound system and laser show
- First-floor terrace with views over Walking Street for an easy warm-up
- Hosts big-name international DJs on top of residents
- Usually free entry, central on the strip and easy to fold into a crawl
Check before relying
- Quiet early — the floor doesn't fill until well after midnight
- Drinks and bottle service are priced for a big club; watch your tab
- Vibe varies by event — check who's playing before you commit
Frequently asked questions
Is 808 Club still open?
Yes. 808 remains one of the better-known clubs on Walking Street and is still trading. It's on the first floor above the Candy Shop Bar, reached by escalators under a large sign. As with any Pattaya venue, event nights, hours and cover charges change, so check the latest before you go.
What music does 808 Club play?
The focus is hip-hop, R&B and trap alongside EDM and house, under the club's 'First Class Clubbing' banner. There's a resident DJ line-up plus regular special events, and the club has hosted big international names over the years. Because it's event-driven, it's worth checking who's on the decks for a given night.
Is there an entry fee or cover charge?
Entry is usually free. A cover of up to around ฿500 can apply for special events or headline DJs, and bottle/table service runs roughly ฿2,500–4,500. Confirm the night's terms on the door, as they vary by event.
What time does 808 Club get busy?
It opens in the evening but, like the rest of Walking Street, stays quiet until after midnight and then runs late. Most people arrive late; the terrace is a pleasant early warm-up if you're there before the main floor fills.
Where is 808 Club, and how do I get back?
It's on Walking Street in South Pattaya, first floor above the Candy Shop Bar. Walking Street is pedestrianised at night, so you'll walk in. To get home in the small hours, use Grab or a metered taxi rather than the late-night touts.
Sources checked · 3
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- 808 Club — official site (concept, events) · accessed
- 808 Club — Siam2nite (location, format, Walking Street listing) · accessed
- Google rating · accessed